Announcing the winners Alastair Giles, The Wainwright Prize Director, said: "Warmest congratulations to all our longlisted, shortlisted, and winning authors and illustrators. This year’s entries ...

On Wednesday 17 September, people from all over Wales flocked to Cardiff in a huge show of support for urgent action to tackle the nature and climate crisis. The Act Now, Change Forever mass lobby ...

Along with Wildlife Trusts Wales, the Welsh Wildlife Trust’s Youth Forums and local Swift groups, we're calling on you, our ...

This funding will support a critical part of the project, which seeks to remove invasive hedgehogs from Benbecula through humane live capture and translocation. The Saving Uist Nature project, a ...

Orkney's wildlife is at risk and this world-first project is at a critical stage. Be part of something special. Why your help is critical to the wildlife of Orkney A visit to Orkney, an archipelago ...

A ban on burning heather and grass on deep peat in England has been extended by the UK Government. The Department for ...

The Jay’s scientific name is Garrulus glandarius which translates from the Latin to chattering of the acorns. It’s an apt ...

Get to grips with the songs of some of the most common birds you’re likely to hear in your garden or local area. Heard a sweet serenade but you’re not sure which species was singing it? Use the tips ...

Do you know the difference between a pigeon vs dove? Learn how to identify members of the Columbidae family with our simple yet informative guide. The cooing call of the pigeon is a familiar sound in ...

The male Mandarin Duck has very elaborate and decorative plumage with distinctive orange feathers on the side of the face, a purple chest, large orange feathers that stick up like sails on its back, ...

You can sow the seed directly into the ground in late April or early May, but we'd recommend sowing them in pots in late March or April. Fill a 7.5 cm pot (or slightly larger) with peat-free compost.

It’s a great way to stop weeds taking over and keep the soil moist. Well-watered plants produce the most nectar, so keep them hydrated. Herbaceous perennials (plants whose stems and flowers die back ...